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  2. suzook
    So it looks like the abnormal cold that was forecast is backing off a bit for my area, and most in the South East. Sure some of the high elevations could get cold, but as usual, the warmth prevails this time of year. I will enjoy the one or 2 slightly below normal temps, and low humidity. Come the end of the month though, looks like another shot of "cold"
  3. nrgjeff
    Reading between the lines, the Hail outlook tells a lot. True supercells are only going to be out by the Delta. The pre-frontal trough farther east now looks like it'll be a little less volatile. Much of the severe farther east may end up bows and line segments. They can produce tornadoes, but yeah 45% wind seems to be the right issue on which to focus.
  4. Sundog
    Haha, I thought literally the same thing.
  5. weatherwiz
    Nope...he's had to hide it out in his bathroom a few times. Him and his wife just put on a hockey helmet and bunker in the bathroom lol
  6. TWCCraig
    Despite the wind, the past couple of days had near perfect weather. Feels like a fall morning but with the bonus of a longer day and higher sun angle. Someone the other day mentioned Gypsy moths, you can see where they're taking over. Lots of defoliation occurring in some areas
  7. canderson
    50 was my low. MDT was 49 it appears. Welcome to summer wheee we never cool like the rest of the region lol.
  8. Sundog
    The Euro loves to jack up the winds.
  9. jbenedet
    I agree up here. Theres another shortwave moving through mid Atlantic on late Sunday into Monday. SoP areas of the sub look at risk for at least a lot of clouds.
  10. Sundog
    The Euro really blows up the coastal in our area and dumps a lot of rain. The GFS a little less so. The GGEM hits SNE more.
  11. Dark Star
    They almost ALWAYS are.
  12. anotherman
    Not sure this is the place to go to complain about eventful weather.
  13. jbenedet
    sorry to hear. You’re way up. I’d consider living in coastal Maine—even out to Eastport—- but never as far into the interior as you are. Too much winter. Add 10-15 degrees to your temps and that’s my location.
  14. Typhoon Tip
    https://phys.org/news/2015-02-evidence-link-wavy-jet-stream.html
  15. Spanks45
    The wind this year has been notable....if it weren't for the leaves, I could have mistaken last night for November or even February. I'm sure a switch will be flipped and it will suddenly be summer. But right now and what is coming on Thursday is not very second half of May-like. On the other hand, thankfully we had the wind over night, otherwise my 40.5⁰ low this morning would have radiated to at least 30⁰, destroying my fruit trees and berries.
  16. so_whats_happening
    Oh man that was close. Congrats @hudsonvalley21 As always thanks Roger!
  17. so_whats_happening
    Anyway here is the last month and a half of TAO data showing the increase in OHC GAWX just showed. This should still maintain a Nina-like atmosphere through at least most of the summer would not be surprised if we start to see some flare ups of Nino-like progression into Fall just not enough to flip the script.
  18. Chrisrotary12
    There’s a paper discussion what we’ve chatted about many times here. Brilliant!
  19. so_whats_happening
    So we are just done talking about ENSO in an ENSO thread and this has now become a historical catalog for snowfall accuracy and debating climate?
  20. Sundog
    Another beautiful morning, though this morning felt more like a fall morning, except that the Sun has already been up for an hour and a half.
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  22. mappy
    Low of 44
  23. Met1985
    Severe storms tonight. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk
  24. 512high
    45F winds still busy, not like yesterday, hope the sun makes a brief showing.
  25. PhiEaglesfan712
    I'm not really surprised about 2013-14, as that was a very warm winter out west (same with 2014-15). 2010-11 was the one that surprised me. I thought it would make it, especially as a strong la nina year, and not really having the extreme warmth out west of a 13-14 or 14-15. 2009-10 making the list is more impressive to me, considering that was a strong el nino. Usually, strong el ninos are warm CONUS, as you can see with 2015-16 and 2023-24 taking the #1 and #2 spots. Regarding 1981-82, the bulk of the snow and cold were in January and that April event. February and March were rather quiet.
  26. steve392
    44 degrees this morning, WOW! I could live with this till November.
  27. Eskimo Joe
    No, just was operating without my brain the other day is all.
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